
Since I live in a one bedroom apartment, and have a kitten that likes to get into everything storing the soap was a small problem. The soap has to stay out in the air for about 6 weeks before it will actually be ready to use (yes I am well aware that I am cutting it VERY close for Christmas!). So since space and not having the cat eat the soap was a major concern we decided to store it on cardboard on top of the kitchen cabinets! At least the house smells very yummy.
We ended up making one batch of oatmeal, honey, and milk, and one batch of citrus. It was a great experience and I had a lot of fun learning a new craft. There will DEFINITELY be more soap making in the future!
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Yum-o...soap. Congrats on it coming out ok. I wonder if it perfumes your house for the entire 6 weeks?
Psst -- there is always your sister's house ;-) (mrspao ducks as Sarah might try and shoot her)
My friend Robin posted about the hot process of soap making today:
http://fortheloveoffiber.typepad.com/for_the_love_of_fiber/2008/06/soapy-saturday.html?cid=119758290#comments
I thought you might be interested!
Awesome! I'm so impressed that they came out!
wow! that's a lot of soap. . . cool. Looks like you guys did a great job!! ~Jen
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